Driver with ‘DIRTBAG’ license plate in court
A man with a license plate reading "DIRTBAG" was arrested after police say he pulled out a gun during a road rage incident in Bellevue.9 years ago
Dow Constantine wants to fix unfair Washington taxes
King County Executive Dow Constantine says Washington taxes are unfair and he wants to fix them. Here's a few modifications he mentions.9 years ago
Seattle now has the most shared electric bikes in the nation
Bikeshare company LimeBike has launched more than 500 electric bikes in Seattle, making the city's fleet the largest electrified service in the country.9 years ago
Concerns raised over Amazon’s closed-door meeting
Seattle City Council members joined a meeting with regional leaders who are trying to build a better relationship with Amazon.9 years ago
Seattle activists call for government to knock down felony marijuana convictions
After Seattle leaders called to vacate misdemeanor marijuana records, others are calling for them to go further -- knock down felonies.9 years ago
19-year-old man shot near Pioneer Square improving
A 19-year-old man remains in critical condition after one of two shootings in Seattle over the weekend.9 years ago
Seattle charity cites homeless for damage to bins, lost revenue
As targets for theft and those experiencing homelessness, donation bins have become an ongoing problem for Seattle charities.9 years ago
Seattle school bus strike is over, service restarts Monday
Seattle school bus drivers have ended their strike after accepting a new contract from First Student with 97 percent approval.9 years ago
Seattle school bus union has tentative agreement with First Student
Seattle school bus drivers have reached a tentative agreement with their employer First Student following a week on strike.9 years ago
Van repeatedly rams school bus on I-5 in Seattle
A van rammed a school bus multiple times on I-5 in Seattle Friday morning.9 years ago
Judge prevents UW from charging College Republicans $17K for security
College Republicans at the University of Washington cannot be charged a security fee of $17,000 for an event on Saturday, a judge ruled.9 years ago
Lawyer for Ariana Kukors says there are ‘over a hundred Larry Nassars in swimming’
The lawyer for Ariana Kukors, who is accusing ex-Olympic swim coach Sean Hutchison of child sex abuse, says this is bigger than just Arianna's story.9 years ago
If timing is right, snow possible on Sunday
If the timing is right and cool air sticks around Sunday morning, we could see some wet snow around Western Washington.9 years ago
McKenna: What to know about Seattle’s marijuana misdemeanors
Former Washington Attorney General Rob McKenna says vacating marijuana misdemeanors in Seattle is good, but there's more to understand.9 years ago
Details emerge about fatal road rage shooting on I-5
Road rage led to a fight between a female motorcyclist and a male driver on I-5 near Milton. The woman fired a gun and the man is now dead.9 years ago
Seattle wants to know who paid for Facebook political ads
Seattle officials want to know who paid for political ads on Facebook during the 2016 campaign. But does the company have to comply?9 years ago
Kshama Sawant not expected to attend high-profile meeting with Amazon
Kshama Sawant has been a staunch critic of Amazon, scoffing at the idea that the company's well-paid employees feel unwelcome.9 years ago
Stinky situation: Portable toilet falls onto I-5 near SeaTac
Commuters driving through SeaTac had to avoid what the Washington State Department of Transportation called a "runaway porta potty" Thursday morning.9 years ago
Adam Smith: Trump is going authoritarian on US
Washington State Congressman Adam Smith is calling out President Donald Trump for dragging America into an authoritarian government.9 years ago
Traffic on Mukilteo Speedway slowed by fire response
All northbound lanes of the Mukilteo Speedway are blocked at Beverly Park Road due to a nearby structure fire.9 years ago
Teen in critical condition after Seattle shooting
Police are searching for a suspect after a teen boy was shot in Seattle Wednesday night.9 years ago
Seattle police reports ‘extraordinarily low’ use-of-force in 2017
The Seattle Police Department says use-of-force incidents are "extraordinarily low" after releasing the most recent data, providing insights into policing.9 years ago
Seattle to remove homeless tent deterrent
Seattle is reversing course and removing bike racks initially intended to deter homeless camping under the Alaskan Way Viaduct.9 years ago
